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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-09-18
d PHOTOGRAPHIC
TEMPLE OF ART

- AAAuAAAa kA1AA ~ kAAA II
rs N Q w O r M
Having just removed to my NEW GALLERY, cor
tler of Main an New Streets, next door to DR..
Browns Drug Store am prepared to do
work EQUAL to that made in any
CITY IN THE UNITED STATES.
Having spared no expense to make this Gallery
Complete in Everything,
I have now one of the best arranged Galleries in
the country and every facility for doing
ALL KINDS OF DIRK
connected with the
PHOTOGRAPHIC ART, FROM THE
CARTE DE VISITE
TO LIFE SIZE PORTRAITS ON CANVAS.
Connected with the Gallery is the
STUDIO OF MR.. TALBOT B. COLEMAN,
the well known artist who is now prepared to
FINISH PHOTOGRAPHS IN GIL
In HIS PECULIARLY FINE STYLE,
have also engaged
Mr.. !. D. MERRITT, formerly
HIEF-O e r. TOR
for REEFS & Bro, Of Richmond Va,
who has an experience
OF NEARLY TWENTY YEARS
and is known as one of the
Best Photographers and Positionists
. IN THE STATE.
The Public are respectfully requested to call
and examine my new Gallery.
june 12-tf. Staunton, Va.
New Style Photographs.
IN Taken at Clinedinsts Sunbeam Art Gale
Coll ord ayomipe SpecimenS
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IMPORTANT NOTICES.

I OO.OO Reward.-Stolenf from my Stable
/ in Staunton, Va, Wednesday last a
Light Bay Horse, about Is hands high, years
old past, star in the forehead long slender tail,
left hind foot white, walks, tros and lopes, not
PAGER carries his head out without bowling his
neck, when ridden or driven. The saddle new
pale Mcclellan, with fair leather bride and
black martingale. The Rogue is above Is years
old, feet inches high, dark complexion. l will
give $50 for the arrest and conviction of the
thief and $50 for the return of the horse, or any
information that may lead to his recovery.
NED BURKE,
sept 11-3t Livery Stables Staunton, Va.
P. S. Since the above, learn that the mans
name was Grim or Crane, who lived near Harri
sonburg during the war. n. B..
Important Notice.--The Clerk of the
i County Court of Augusta county desire i
for reference the names and Post Office o'.d.ess
of all persons or their descendants who have emf
grated from the counties of Augusta, hooking
ham and Rockbridge.
This is matter Of great importance to the par
ties and its to be hoped that all interested will
give the above prompt ate,.t.on. Address,
Box 49,, i. O., staunton, Va.
Spec. Vim. Lex. Gaz and Rock. Register copy
/ time and send bill, t. this office.
sept Lift
NJ Otice.-Io the creditors of Archibald Trot-
~ ter. deceased. In pursuance of a decree
Of the Circuit Court for Augusta county, render
ed June 90, 1867, in the cause Of Troter and 9TH
ers, rs. Trotters Administrator and others, all
persons having outstanding and unsatisfed claims
against Archibald Trotter, deceased, are hereby
notified to present said claims to me, at my office
in Staunton, OH or before Saturday, the 9th day
of October next JOS. A. WADDELL,
sept 11-3t Commissioner.
# OST.-On Friday last, on the road between
IL White Sulphur Springs and Covington, a
Memorandum Book, containing valuable papers,
four railroad tickets, ministers passes, and about
SIG in Greenbacks.
The finder is welcome to ene-half the money, if
he will return book and papers to
Rev. E. LAWSON, Staunton, Va, or
REV. D.. ?. JONES, Petersburg WA.
sept. 11-2t*
NOtice.-For sale-Sheet's wrapping paper
IN cheaper than northern manufacture. Al
so a lot Of good inch plank. Call on
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Virginia :-At rules held in the Clerks OF

Virginia Sat rules held in the Clerks Of
Y fee ofthe Circuit Court for Augusta coun
ty, the End day Of September, 1867.
Philip Fauber, Guardian of George D. Jordan
Margaret A. Jordan, Emma M. Jordan, Mary j
Jordan james NJ. Jordan, Martha Ellen Jordan
VIM. Ezra McClanahan Jordan and Stellie w
Jordan the infant children of Isaac Jordan
deceased and Philip Fauber, Administrator Of
the estate of said Isaac r. Jordan, Plaintiffs,
Against
Sarah Ann Jordan widow Of Isaac R. Jordan,
and George D. Jordan, Margaret A. Jordan, EN-
ma NJ. Jordan, Mary Jane Jordan, James NJ. Jor-
dan, Martha Ellen Jordan, William Ezra McClan-
ahan Jordan, and Stelie W. Jordan, infant chill
dren and heirs and distributes, of said Isaac r.
Jordan; and the unFnopn brothers and sisters Of the
SAID Isaac r. Jordan, Defendants
IN CHANCERY.
The object of this suit is to sell the real estate
of which Isaac R. Jordan, died. seized, for the
purpose of paying the debts, and re-investing the
residue in other real estate for his widow and
children.
The Defendants the unknown brothers and sis
tiers of the said Isaac R. Jordan, not having en-
tered their appearance, and happening by salts
factory evidence that they are not residents of
this Commonwealth 1t is ordered that they do
appear here within one month after due publica-
ton of this notice, and do what is necessary to
protect their interest A eopy-Teste,
]. N. RYAN, Clerk.
Echols, Bell Il Catlett, p. q. sept. 4-4W
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~ usat,Ee Real Estate, in the town o
Waynesboro' and vicinity.-under dscree o
the Circuit Court Of Augusta county, dated on tht
18th day of February. 1867, we, as Commission
ers appointed by said Court, will offer at public
sale on the premises, on FRIDAY, the goth DAY
OF SEPTEMBER next, the following desirable
town property in the town of Waynesboro', viz:
That large Brick Dwelling and Storehouse, To-
Gated on corner Of the centre Of the town. and
one of the best stands for business in the place
The building contains ten rooms, we'll arranged
for all family ana business purposes.
Four or five acres Of No. Meadow Land, adj
joining the town, and equal to any in the county
for grass and other crops
TERMS :-The cost of sale in hand, one-third OF
the residue on the LIST Of December, 1867, and the
residue in one and two years from date of sale
the purchaser giving bond and satisfactory secu-
rity and lien retained as ultimate security.
JOHN ]. LAREW,
JOHN TOWBERMAN,
Commissioners.
p S.-If the above property should not be sold
on the day advertised, it will be rented for the
term of Il months, to the highest bidder.
aug 2S-4t J. j. L. & ]. T., Com'rs.
commissioners Sale OF Lss sasa.-In
~ obedience to decree of the Circuit Court,
Of Augusta county, rendered at the June Term,
1867, in the suit of Jacob Pecks Administrators,
against Jacob and John Borden's Administrators,
we will, as Commissioners, on Ttu,sday, the Sd day
Of October, 1867 in the front Of the Court House,
in the Town of Staunton. proceed to SELL at public
auction, the Tract of land mentioned and known,
in the proceedings in said Tract as the Cox Tract,
containing about 40 Acres, adjoining the lands
of James W. Hudson, D. S. Young, and the heirs
of William Smith and others.
TERMS SO much as will be necessary to pay
expenses Of suit and costs of sale, cash. For the
residue, credit of g. II, Is and "a months will
be given the purchaser. Bonds with approved
personal security required, and the title required
as ultimate security until all Of the purchase mon
ey is paid. ALEX. H. II. STUART,
D. S. YOUNG,
sept. All Commissioners.
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The untiring Fred. Scheffer paid business visit
to our city last week.
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Durke.s Iron Works.

Durkess Iron Works.
d STANTON, VA, FEBRUARY 6, 1861.
ATTENTION FARMERSi
I am still putting up the best LIVINGSTON
pLOWS Nos A. 5. and g., also No. A. Hill Side
Plow) ever put up in this Valley. Warrant all
nv plows Call and examine before purchasing.
feb e-N W. A. BURKE.
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AN ITEM FOR THE FIScAsTLE HERALD--We coun-
ted ffty-two pretty young ladies, who came into
the Presbyterian Church last Sunday night, es-
corted by like number of good looking Staun-
ton boys, who, like gallant soldiers, marched in
and took seats by their charges-of course they
saw them safely home.
N. B.-As only engaged people talk and laugh
during preaching, we put down fifteen couples as
soon to be among 'the happy looking people spo-
ken of before.
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New Style Photographs.
Nv Taken at Clinednsts Sunbeam Art Gale
ry Call and examine Specimens.
july 31-tf
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Turpin, of Lexington has built new habita-
ton for his mule and equipped it most luxurious
ly. 1t is Nelson Street, below the Presbyterian
Church. Is neat and quiet out-of-the- way place.
with several entrances suitable to that moral COM
munity. We would describeits location more par
ticularly, but every man in Rockbrdge knows where
it is and can tell you.
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Our BUSINESS DIREcToRY.-The "Valley Vir-
ginan' Business Directory, circulating 5000 CO.
pies published quarterly, free, for the benefit Of
yearly and half early advertisers, is out forthe
Fall Trade. We especially request our agents and
friends to post it up ina conspicuous place, and
call the attention of advertisers to the advantages
it gives our paper as an advertising medium
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CAMP MEETISG.-The Camp Meeting week be-
fore last, near Mt. Crawford, was a complete sue
cess, with the exception Of little misbehavior
on the part of some young men who were excited
on the spiritual question: The following are
names of the Ministers present, viz: G. W Stat
ton, J. W. Howe, H. Bovey, c. B. Hammock, J..
W. Kericof, J. Freed, A. N. Evers, J. W. Holt
J. L. Grim, II. Tallhclm, C. 7. Stern and George
Huffman. Commonwealth.
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s.-If the above property should not be sold
ON the day advertised, it will be rented for the
term of II months to the highest bidder.
a.lr oS-4t / i L. 81 ]. T.. Com rs.
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Property foE' Sale.

sep. At.
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Special Notices.
Dr. schenCk's sIaadrake pIiis.
Asubsfitnte for GaI0mcI.

Theas Pills are eompos2d Of various roots.
hSying the pospr b. relax tie scorc;iaas Of the
liver - promptly and eieotaailJ a. blue Pill or
msrsary, aad w'shoW, producing aur Of ihose
di.sSee4shlc or dsHscr0us efTects Which oacn
follow the 1ae Of the latter.
10 all billinus 81 orders thgs piiis NAY he
used Aith eaahdrRcc as thrv promote tho d..
chArgr VI lviUAted l,iie. and remove thasc oh.
,ttggtiqnt fren the liver and hillary duct.,
~h!eh Are iheeau,e of bilious az ftions in gen
etsl - ~
scssscS's N,snB,KF Prts carc Sick Head
iehe. and sil disc f,let, al III. liver, Indicated
hN saliar skin. coated tnnsGs. snsHvenr.s,
droNsiaesss Aa.l general f''olihg Of WeAfipcs.
aadlhsitn1s, showing kat be liser Is ia a tor
pid nr obsffveteA erstdHtarf s--- $3.50 .-'---
lnshori thest Pills mly b. ntsj with adyap-
ugein sHessss wAen pnrcatts nr alit;atigc
,tieiAe G. rsqalred.
tbs Dsrtsr ar on ~ narrFasnsat stsm't--nnc
>hen in thc lst stage af t'nHss nptl,1. and the
ciherfn his pf,Erui health.
Fi!i.," sad observe thit ih' tFr likcpslse. Of
Please ask far 'tnr., SchpaCsf AludrJka
Sold hy ~ Drugsht4 a9A desi r.. .hCr Is
Cents pGfS~s. Principal ofs,, 40. Il North
9Th Street. PLil.,iSlphia. "a
Csasrsl WA lhssa,s Agcntss pr nas Earncs
4 ca. Ii i,afk Rov, New lsrk 4, s. IIspee.
los Bsifswsfc St. BALTIMORE, NJ, John b.
Parkc, Ns,E. co., Of fgsr,h and Walnut 81.
Cineinnati. Dhih Walker { Taylar. IS 4 l33
Wabash Accuse, Chicago H.. cauiu, Rroih-
ers, snuihwesi corasr of SleNid aud Wac Sts.
ST Lnuis. No, 8.4.
49, = dee. g7.d,s.k 5;h ". VI.
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| viii pay 3 800 10 the proprietor Of any
medicine that can show greater number OF
genuine certificates Of cures effected by it
near the place where It is made, than MiSH.
LEtS HERB BlT1ERS- Primary
Consumption, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint,
Bloody fluN, Diarrhmn, Typhoid, Remit.
tent. intermittent aud Bilious feyers. Fe.
yer and Ague, Cholera Morbus. Yellow
Jaundicc; Scrotula, Running or Sore Leg.
Cancer, hbscess, Neuralgia, Rheu,uatism.
Coughs. Colds, Crinp ia the Stomach,
Chronic DiHrrhea, Piles, letter, Scald
Head, Ophnema, or falling awuy sickness
peculiar TO children, leuchorrhma, Falling
of the Womb, all distractions TO the due
course Of natare in females, all veuereal
diseases aud all complaints arising from
impure Blood or a weak and disorjered state
Of the Stomach, Liver or Kidueys. CertiG.
Gates Of cures Of the yellow Fever in Mexico
can also BE- furnished, Rcnsalber. if II docs
not cure, the money viii be refunded Ly
the proprietor.
BENJAMIN MISHLER.
rsa-A. II. HUBER, Druggist Is Chem
it, Westminster, Nd, il our Agent for
Carroll County.
A. AIfKEN & co.
ap2j.3m
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Frederick & Pennsyl-
DF yania Line Railroad
q Company Notice. Il

'fim lmdersfmsl Commissioners of The
sskrederiek and Prnnsylyania Linz b,li
iioud COMPANY, purslant TO an Actaf tbo
General Assembly Of Maryland, ,assed
March fqth. 1867, incorporating dc said
1hilI,pal Company, hereby give notice ta.
shhseripiion books viii DO opened for tho
pnrpaso Of rteoiting subscriptions 10 The
capital Stock Of the said Company, on
N1NDA l. IliE sth or MAY next and
VIII he Kept open ior such period rs may be
ntres nrl to Obtain HE ntnouni required by
; ~ Act Tor the incorporation Of the said
hail Road Company, at the following places,
to-mt
-. rrcaef,G6 c'ty, ~ charge OF Messrs. John
s,hofd ulhi'on Johnson and James Nc
sherry. Jr.
Wqtkesrive, IN charge OF Mcsrs. II. Il.
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ROCKDALE
Woollen Factory.

Eilli undersigned respectfully informs
i the public that he has leased the Fg1.
tory Of Messrs. Hoffman & Houck, formerly
known rs "Croits Factory situated in
Carroll county, Md. 2! miles West of
Hampstead, half mile from Hoffman :
Paper Mill, aud 3 miles from Westminster.
This Factory has been thoroughly repaired.
and the Machinery is now in rs good candi.
ton rs any other Factory 10 the country
| am prepared to Manufacture all kinds Of
WOODEN GOODS,
from the Fleece; such rs Narrow Cloth.
Cashmere, Elannels Of all descriptions,
blankets, Broad with or without Borders,
Satinctts, Ijnseys Stocking Yarn, &c
Wool Carded into Rolls, also Country Full.
ling and Finishing.
Wool win be taken in n, the following
places, viz;
At Joshua Iingling' store. Westminster.
At p. Il. CrOute's store, NJ. Pleasant.
Al u, W. Houcks store, Houcksville.
AT Joseph Groenwood's store, (late Hes.
son'sl
A, Capt @. W Shull's store Silver Ran.
At William Crumrine 4 Sous store, Man.
oh ester.
- "h0NNA AfNhheAl , 1thANs AltlllI NAEAis
Atjohu Aurray's store, hampstead.
At q. W. Stocksdalc's store, Finksbure.
At Adam Essig tavern, Mexico.
At J. z, Erbs store, Mycrsville.
At Christian Roger 5, Baughman's Valley.
Ate. ". Jones store, near WoOdensburg.
Atc Musselman's store. Nondensburg.
At W. W. Neller's store, Glen Morris.
Al J. NJ. Blocher's store, Hanover Pike.
ATT j. Welshs store, Rcisterstown
At ii. b. Shrodcrs store, Sandy Mount.
At lauyer 4 Bashs store, Patapsco STA.
ton, w NJ Railroad.
At (which places will call evory two weeks
and take away Wool, and return the same
as soon as finished. Persons leaving Wool
Mt any Of the above places will please be
careful in sending directions with it, TO
avoid mistakes. those from distance NAV
send their Wool to any Of the above men.
toned stands, from whence il will be taken
away aud returned with safety, and all work
will be done at the lowest cash prices.
Having had great experience ia tue basi.
ness, hope, BY strict attention, aud an
earnest desire to please, to receive liberal
share Of public patronage
ELIAS X. FRANK.
my2.4t
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LATEST FASHIONS DEMAyp7
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the Wondoshl riatibilig and great eo,n.
Tort aud pleasure 70 any IAdt wearing he ID n
FlkS EhLlirfIc SKIRT VIII d, eFoerienosd
particularly 10 AT crowded aasSembiirs ope,
ras, carriages, railroad eaSs. church new. ~,
chairs. for promenade and house ,ife., n, tbc
skirt can be folded when in use 10 oscnnv !,
small plFce as easily and conveniently a. a silk
OF inustiu dress, an iiiraluable guality 40 crime
line. not found in any Single Spring skirt.
\ lady having enjoyed the pleasure, com.
i9rt and great convenience Of wearing the Du-
pler Elliptic Steel Spring skirt for a single day
will never afterwards willingly dispense Min
their use. For Children, Misscs and Young
Ladies they are superior to all Others
They win not bond or break like the Single
Spring, but viii preserve their perfect and
graceful shape when three 0r four ardinar,
Skirts will have been thrown afids az u.ele.s
The Hoops are covered with double and ,wigtad
thread, and the bottom rod. are not nnly doubt.
springs, but twice or d0ublc) covered preyeb.
ting them trom wearing out whom dragging
down stoops, stairs, 6e.
The Duplex Elliptic il a great favorite with
all ladies AID is universally recommended by
the Fashion Magazine as the Standard Skirt al
the Fashionable World.
To enjoy the following incstimablc Advantage.
in crinolinc, viz. superior quality, perfect
manufacture, stylish shape and inish, fexibili
ty, durability, comfort aud cconnmy. rpquirs
Tor J. W. BBtbLET's DurtEx ELRric, or Double
Spring Skirt, and be sure you get the genuine
article.
CAUTION, To guard acain., Imposition bc
parlirpiar % notice that skirts offered a. "Dr-
PLEs have the red iDk stamp. viz, 81 W
Bradley Duplex Elliptic Steel Springs" upon
the wnistband- others are genuine. Also
Notice hat every Hoop will admit pin being
passed through the centre. tins revealing the
two Tor doublcJ springs brsidod together there
in, which is the srcrrt Or their nexibillty and
strength, and n combination not Ia a., G,and H.,
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Msersk r. n. THaaNTuy, the great English
Astroirrist, tilnif 10, aut and Fsychomttririnn
who has a,tqni-hed lie seicpuhc classes Of The
oid World. has nov lpcaied herself at Hnd.en
y. Y. iNsdasne Thornton possesses such won
dcrfui powers ~ second sight as to enable hcr
10 iwpari knoa ledge Of the gtcatcst impuriahec
20 the single o. married of either Sex. While
In state oft.ance. She deliucatc. the verr,lrA-
lures Of the person you are Ia marry, aud by
the aid of an instri;icui Of intense power, know n
= the Psychotao'rope, guarantee. To- produce a
life like picture Of tbs future husband or wife
cf the applicant, tSgeil,rr with date of mar
fisge. positinn 10 ilfr, leading traits Of charae-
Ter, &c. This j. no hnmbng, a. thousands Of
tstmeniats can assert. She VIII send when
desired certified certificate, or written Guar
snsec, thai epiciiEe il whatit purports 10 be.
Ny enelosing mall lock Of haie, and stating
place otbirth. age, disposition and complexion.
and enclosing ftiy CENT aud stamped envelope
addressed 10 yanrsclf, you viii reeeive the pic.
tafe and desired Information by return nail..-
Al communies tons sscrediy confidential Id.
dress 10 confidence, M4pAxg T.. +. Tn0RstoN,
70. Box 2ssy Hudson, \. y. fchT-Iy
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The Only perfect MAP of the State ever
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Also, large County Maps Of Carroll and
other counties, and Pocket Maps Of all the
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nS~ A YorSd LADY returning to
her country home, after a'splourn Of a few
months in the City, wac hardly recognized by
her friends. inpiscs Of a eoafss fusiie. aush-
ed face, she had soft ruby complexion d al
most marble sneelhncss, and inrtead of twenty
,eree shcreaIiy appeafed but sightecn. Upon
isqairy As 70 the cause Of 50 great a change,
she plainly tafd them that she used the Ciyas-
''aa Bair, aud considered II an Invaluable ar-
cushion 10 any Lady,s toilet. by its use any
LADY or Gendeman can improve their personal
sppearanee an hnadred fold. II IL snnple in
~ combination, al Nature hersclfis simple, yet
unsurpassed in it, siilOaey in drawing impuri-
iies from. Ala. healing cieaaAing add b. aulily-
iag the akin aud compilation. Bs IL iipect ae-
non on'the cuticle Il draws frnnit oil IL. impu-
fities, kindly healing the same. and leaving the
surface as Nature intended IT should be. clear,
inooth and beautifal. Price 81, sent BY Mail
% Express. on receipt OF an order by
W. l.. CLARK 4 CO., Chemists.
No. WrSt faye,ta ST, Syracuse. N. Y.
TIE only Amcrican Agents for the sale Of the
s.me. feb7-ly
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.aH ~ EhJ
.b 77ya ~
I'm the Name of IHIimaniiy
TO the Glory Of The Grand Ar
chiteet Of the Universe.
YaIrn, norE, CHARITY.

HtHhs NA 80
MsS ASn BggrnGSx; While You arc read
ING these words, thousands Of human heings
horn on our own soil, cur own coant4wen
and cnuntrywomen, are caduring the uuini
aeiualle toriufcs OF starvation. In the
Southern. States OF our Usioniher is uncx
nmpled acstitution. The reports which
reach you through the newspapers arn more
Than verified BY private letters aud circulars
which ara being rccaived daily, by iSdlyid.
uals and especially by the MasoHic Fraterni.
Is Of the Northern, Middle nul Border
states. FROM the mnuth Of tte Mississippi
10 the mountains of Georgia. there is cry
for bread. In certain localities the whole
popaiatidn u haunted, night and day, hy the
ybassly prescncc Of fipnic 'Theycnll upon
3, for relief. A half million of widows and
orphans heseech rs to rescue them from the
mereiless demon Of hunger, against whom
the crirs cf SuAcn aud children are equally
unaYaiIipy. They appeal especially, il We
NAV use their own language, ''to the great
Masonic heart Hearing chat appeal, and
n,uved, By its accents, tn action, DooW.ro-
yIRrue l.oDgE, No. %, A. +. & A. NJ, ut
n communication held on the 9Th. inst, Ap.
pointed ilic undcrsigncdN "Commiiiee Of
keliefn In the nAme Of orr e1minoR hnl
uAnity and Ia accordance With the benign
teachihss &c our aneicni order, 70 soliritcun.
tribuions fr The beneit Of oar Starving
brothers and sisters IN lhc Southern Stmes
This coihmitter confidently ppinal to thc
comihuity nj iar.ie for libcraI and timely
aid. Men anl BrellTai LEI ihcre Ne no
delay. While you hesitate, your fellow
creatures are going down 10 their graves Jar
raat II g crust " bread Women! ever
foremost II works d charity, We loo, to you
for couutenanee and active assisiance IN our
labor ofloyc. Al that is received by Us viii
BE- Distributed through sgjs asd sIjeeag chan
nels. u win reach those who ar N actual
need !. il will relieve actual dis,p, SIS. " vil!
be to lie suffering as a message from Hcar'
en-. Gle that hath pts upon tho pom, lend
eth nnto t,e Lord aud look, what be lny-
eth out, il shall b. paid him again Con
,nburians will ydlingly rco1iycd ly any
one Of The undersigned, either at Las place
ofbasiness or his private rcsidcncc.
WILLIAM A. McKElIiP,
E, WILLIAM A. CUNNINGHAM,
~ DAVID ~ SHRiVER,
JOSEPH WELLER,
aa GEORGE LEAS,
i'Southeru ReIier Committee Of Door
tosviftac Lodge, No. 40, A. I. IA. y,
Wcstmiu Ser. I'D. may 10