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New-York tribune., 1868-10-22
RECONSTR UCTTON
oRrER ron AN ELECTION IN TEXAS.


WASHINGTON, Oct. 21.-Brevet MajOr-Gen.
ReypoIds commanding the Fifth Military District, has
directed AZ election be held in the Counties Of Falls
1.u and MeI4unau Texas the 9th 10th, ard lth OF
November next, for delegate 10 MI the vacancy
caused by the death of W. Oakes and 10 represent SAID
(guucs in the Constitutional Convention, called under
the act Of March - 1861. Gen. Reynolds has published
Instructions the Board OF Registers appointed 10 revise
fhe rsesnn IA which he directs that all persons who
ever he'd once uIdor the Federal, or any state
al gave comfort 10 enemies OF the United States
.hal be excluded from registration. he Inthef says
iaa no amnesty pardon entities the applicant 10 regis
ter and that no ono who held office or position OF
nof or honor ure the Confederate States or either OF
lie States n rebellion is entitled 10 register He says
tho applicant register unless dsfranclsed for crime
Bribery perjury, false swearing, subordinauOn OF per
Jury offering brbe, and acceptng brlbe are the lst
of crimes Tor y hici persons are disfranchised
REBEL ACCOtNT OF PROCEEDINGS IN THE
LOUISIANA LEGISLATURE.
ORLEANS, Oct. 21.-The Legislature
adjourned sae die at midnight last night. Among the
last acts Of the the reconsideration OF the vote
,ustaiuug the Governors veto Of the Five Million CITY
Bond biz and the passage Of the bill the veto; also,
the election of nOther white member elected by over 800
majority and installation In his place OF gro res
outun adopted giving mileage and per diem Tor the
whole session OF Radical contestants Of the
Of sitting Democratic members whose cases nave
decided. The action was taken In the
senate n similar In the Senate, when the veto OF
the city Bond bill came up, Senator caused 20 be read
communication offering 81 900 ms bribe for the passage
OF the bill over the 10 added that further
sam $4,000 had been offered. The vote was then
taken, ana the veto was sustained-l9 to
Associated Press Report.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-22
THE MURDER OF CORNELIUS HOLMES.
..,..... "a 49,. le......I AuIya

who ls accused Of the mutder Of Cornelius Holmes was
arTugncd yesterday before the supreme Judicial tOuit
nj Plymouth. lie pleaded " Eo' guilty Counsel was
assigned him by the Cont The trial viii probably take
place in The DcconuCT term. Andio"sf pale bni 'eI
New-York tribune., 1868-10-22

Expert cOunterfrlters are NlcimAng
tr,dssmen throughout the country by negotiating forged
drafts purportng be- drawn by tho banking hose 0
Howard aud Baker, Waterfowl, n. " and signed ~ e.
L. lnlmcr, Cashier The drafts neatly SnBraN'd "nd
executed No such BANKING house USstt.
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Mr.. Davis then offered . substitute, differ

/ s< .Ss
Mr.. Davis then offered substitute, differ
ing slightly.
| After debate the resolution Was amended
i ~ proviaiag hat the Com aittee consist OF hFs
III. Ron then rose and made ~ expiAna-
1 fie1, defending his vcee on impeachment.
~ 1t the coDcfusion Of his remarks the sab.
sti nte was adopted.
AT O clock the Senate went into arsen'
tivs session for shout ten rpins.vs.
When the Sen.ss, came out OF executive
sess,on tho bin to admit Arkansas was taken
n and discussed by Mr.. Drake who urged
the proprieiy Of his substitute, and by Messrs.
TrambaA ard sMortoB, who opposedyit and
advocated the bill.
Mr.. Buckalew also opposed the amend-
mept, which Mr.. psske modified by sfrikinE
out the objectionable clause Of m nnaltersble
Constitution, 90 far as concerns the right OF
aAe4aa of@3seeleelise fnnchi1e, I'd aceoant
OF rceur color. save the Indisna. sot taxed
Mr. Ferry moved ~ an amendment to the
amendment TO strike out of the bill sii but
the follcsine: go
BE II enacted, dc, That the State OF Ar
kansas il entitled and admitted to representa-
fion in Congress, Is one Of the States Of the
Union.
Under further discussion Mr.. Withrow moved
An adjournment, pending which Mr.. Bucka-
lev offered the following rssoluiiou. which
was lid over
Replred. Az . sense Of the Senaie, that
any enforced attendance of member of the
Senate before Committee Of the House of
Representatives, to lie examined as q witness
on any question rsiAsina 10 the impeachment
trial, would be . aagran, breach Of privilege
of the Senate. and that any voluntary utter
ance Of Senator, before Committee for
such purpose, would be highly improper.
Adjourned
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FROM CLEVELAND.

ClEysLasp, O., May 81.
The National Manufacturers Association
met here to-day. ] S Newbery was chosen
President Vca Presideuis and fall com
pIement Of other officers were also elected.
The next annual meeting was appointed
for the third Wednesday In December in New
York.
Resolutions were adopted declaring it was
necessary, for she purposes of otssinfnT Just
and wise legislation, that the association
should be maintained permsnentiy, com
meading the notion of the present Congress
regarding retrenchmen, and economy. and
urging furthsr seioris in the same direction
- nduetioa Of ofacers and clerks 10 the
afmy and nnvy, md dsprecstine the eiving
of pubise posss 70 politicians and parsizsns !;
approving the civil service bill also the ae
tion Of Congress IN. reducing the tax On
manufactures, and hnping for entire relief
frnm taxation Of sseful industries referring
TO imports of iron, seel, cotton. dc /. OF 1867
~ increasing the debt, and deferriue the rs-
tnrn TO sp.cie pAymenss. ard demanding
adequate protection for home industry. en-
dorsns the nstioe al banking sysssm, deciar
Ing il should be continued and extended ! re-
commencing the issue Of les per cent gold
bonds for funding the public debt. TO be
made the basis Of banking nader the national
banking law.
After seme speeches and resolutions OF
thanks they adjourned I'LL December next.
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The MeCoOl-GobuFn Prize Fight

Ca,p sr~xns. Ixn- Nav II.
The ring was made, and The principals in
the fight were in the vicinity, but were hid
den.
McCool vss decidedly the fsyorite. with
bets runuine two to one against Coburn ST
Louis men are betting three to one on Nc
Cool. The New Yerkers are evidently dis
couraged.
II 10 estimated there are $50 people on
the grounds. A sharp shower drDve many
people to the woods. Everybody Is good
na,u-ed. a party IN the woods singing camp
meeting hymns, in which hundreds join
About fifty newspapers are represented.
At about o clock, Mike Coburn- brother
Of Joe. and Patsey Sheppard, commenced a
catch weight fight. when the rcugtis broke
over the ring and rushed to the stakes, keep
ing out all reporters, SO that nothing but the
final result could be reported. Many were
hurt. and the hght was declared drawn.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

CHICAGO. Msy q.
A meeting Of The friends Of the Illinois In
dustrial University was held last eveaing,
Mayor Rice rresiding. A number Of speeches
were made In support OF the movement TO
establish the the mechanical department in
this city, and . series of resolutions to the
seme end we're unanimously adopted. The re
solutions accept the action Of the State Bosrd,
with the pledge 10 do Whatever ought 10 be
expected OF this city or county, and declare
the people of Chicago will expect the locs-
ton to be selected pot exceeding one-hAli
mile from the centre of the population, and
insist tha. the Institution shall not in any
way be connected with any privste corpora
fion, and provides for committee TO cense r
with the Common Council in regard TO fur
nishing site for the erection Of the college
buildings.
PRorrpExeF, May 27.
The General Assembly Of Rhode Islsnd
met at Newport yesterday.
After organizing. the votes for general Of
fcers were counted and declared.
Gcv. Burnside and his associates were in
dpcsed into offiee for the ensuing year.
Hon. Charles c. kapzandf wAs excited
Speaker Of the House, and John Turner and
Joshua Admea Clerks.
S. e. sherman was siected Clerk OF tbs
Senate.
To-day the election for civil officers OF the
State will be CON pleted, and the Assembly
will probably adjourn for two weeks, and
then elect q. S. Ssnaier-
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GENERAL /. CONFERENCE.

CHIcxao. Msy %.
Bishop F. kingsly presided over the NJ E.
Conference this morning
Reports from various committees we're re-
eeived. That OF the COMMITTEES on Lsv Re-
p4assnta.iaas -.s sHhen up and discussed
The majority report Is in favor OF lay re.
presentation, and the minority report is
sgasnst IT.
Ier. G. Hoover. Of Michigan, spoke in ia
ver OF The majority report
DR. Merritt. of 0hip, made an elaborate
argument against II.
Several other Delegates are prepared TO
discuss the qnesti D, and as ii is one OF the
most important that can come before the
Conference, il may not be sestied before to-
rnorFow afternoon, or Friday.
Delegates are becoming impatient to ge
home, but final adjournment Is no, aniici-
pa.ed before Saturday. The Eoniercnce may
continue in session twp or three days next
week
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
xLth CONGRESS second Session
" AsHlscros, Msy q.

y -
House
in the House. Mr. Cory offered resolu-
ton providing that DO bridges EhAll De built
over the Ohio river, with span over The
channel less than i've hundred feet Adopted
The Speaker presented Communication
from the secretary of the Treasury. with 3
report of George Fl. Bregn, on The Canadian
fisheries, &c. Referred.
Mr.. Morebead presented a petition from
nine thonsand working men Of Piftsburg
and Allegheny counties. for an increase in
duties Referred TO the Committee on Ways
sas sa.sans-
The Senate amendmenss to the army ap,
s,,reersafIon bill was non-coucurred IN and q
Committee of Conference asked for.
Mr.. schenck reported back the tar bill,
and wnnla ask It's consideration in Committee
OF the Whole te>norrow, and daily thereafter
unsi disIosed Of.
Under Instructions from the Committee on
WAYS and Means he reported back the
printed hill without amendments. He wousd
have. however, o number Of amendments,
mostly of verbal character.
Mr.. Ferry offered resolution instrnetine
the Superintendent of the Public Grounds to
transmit flowers from ell the Public Gardens
to each of the National Cemeteries, to be
placed ON the soldiers graves, with private Of
ierings on the 30th inst. Adopted unani-
nossly,
Mr. Elliott reported back the River and
Harbor bill, which, with amendments by
Messrs. Msynard, Baker and Van Horn, was
referred to the Committee of the Whole.
Mr.. Elliott, from the Committee on Con.
ference, reported subatituie for Mr.. Piles
bill, 10 prpmcfe AmericaA cemDerce, which,
after debate, went over.
fhe Hnase vent into Oommiitee Of the
Whole, with Nr. Biaine In the Chair, on the
Indian Appropriations bill.
Mr. Butier, Who reported the bill, made
sone REMARKS in opposition 10 the lndian af-
fairs, as unjust 10 the lpdisns and . source nl
yery general corraption aud frAnd By the In
dian agents he thought the COMMITTEES on
Indian Affairs we're unanimously of the opiD-
Inn TIM, the Indian Bureau should be trans
ferred 10 the Gsr Department.
Messrs Window and Chandlsr opposed
and Ar. Pruyn favored it.
The Indian bill was then considered in de.
tail. bui without copclnsion.
The Commute rose.
The bill TO promote commerce. reported By
Mr., Elliott. was made the SPECIAL order fol
the second Monday In june
Adjourned.
L 4 sascns of the Republican memben Va,
subsequently snnouaced for tomorrow
evening. go
The Chairman ksxe so4ics thst be would
% Thsrsday eext, call up The fnp1io1 bill
- spdeavos4 - have il diaposed &C
Th4 bin 10 amesd The acs xfAaeiag 14nd 4
- ~ Raisosdaaa fsiasnp& ftom lh6 Cen.
|tna Hscife ReilFsnd. i cAlifcfniA - Port
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TEPFER HOUSE.
Cor. Sd S johnson SITS.
To Builders & Other Parties.

wAssEs's 0FFfrx ISss srsTs pKssIEsfsahi
tsxx N .sssa@, Iova, Nsy II, iSss
Rms VIII BE REeEIyEb FOB FUHrishisn Ia.
ms as@rtats sns kmsnshir fo- he soLlo1 "
tns 9va g.ass parfstsrtssrs, ~ f1.f p afsoh,
rss ,t,s assa.a received fnrnsshfps sfets' Fh'
slate brss iae ssns cement a2d number OF ior shs
whole works. - ..1r, AZ f-1t wide
ss.h 10 csnsain is4 cells alse W.fh auo
bSfh houss- -. = ia xs~k scr FIR
psrsies willing 20 contrast for tss .rs
sitf N ifsuas vi the WarS@n3s oases on she pts'e
n = persirs hfi&r~. -. -. toxe~s hid.
Tt4 s.a-ssn DOS not eoR<zs g a. ,sssr,- spd
s.x he accepted ssss~s The ssr-ne'e n ths
~ -. go 4 - srsts setory sses ths sa''1ss ~
-, =. ..Is,,In carszat SUM. .s,s ss gtrs,
bad Dc "a m uls,s ana sxylsascns ssH as ssa
- .esss nee fnn tss esae s.,,,s 80
= Ms,s4ss 81 which fiiss * rTsS HETsEy WARDEN
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DRUGS-WHOLEsAL RETAIL
wilkinson, Bartlett cn.......---.st Main sfrssa.
Kerr Fuller -.--.-.sI Main strest.
DrF H o'connor... Main street
pRY-oo0Ds-RETAI
Uy Bostrick ick...................s7 Main street
Phillips Kerr Mhln ~ ee'-
Gregg Son q Estes n onse
Foster ..--.-.f - an
epiespesses. Mayer 4 Co.--..--.--No. III MAin-a
Engraving, Brands, = sssls.
G Bridses. 4 Estes House
Eo0E q BUTTER.
P Pond 4 co........-...apr Main Ninth streets
Pans. Fancy deeds. Fins outisry.
a q BRIDGES Nos . Estes House
YUnSIrT4K.
pnne.n. Karl. a co........ 40 1 l42 Main street.
sasHsrEAn FITTINGS.
Mooar Son .,...-J chnson street, bet Sd 4th.
Geld Psas. PsAEiis. Pocket DsSks
Bridges / EsterHous
Gold. SILVER and Ivory AeaafeA Games
: a BRIDGES Noe Estsf House
aROCERs-wHoLES
e Pollock ce.....-...-. Ills Main street
Eanill Co "a mAih SITE
Kellogg, Birge CQ.....-....-.-----ss MAN serse'
RF Bower Co s.....----s' 'ia.n Sslo
stafford. ...........oor Blondean 4 Lsves
aRoCERs-HETAIL.
Richardson 4 Alb l2e MAIN street
J McQueei ..---.-.--.......-es = all stles'
g. Irvin ..corper Fifth Main streets
HvArsustsys, yherme0stsrs. UAeArsn-
ssess.
s @ Bridges s,........Eos Estes House
Harawars 4 House FsraisAiae Gsses
A Weber ce..--s, -.--i ss @Aai stfns'
HARDWARE.
Pack Brothers Fourth Main streets
n ppsl .............-....ss Main street.
uArs, cars & FUHsIsHaKG sOoDs.
Dillon Jones. Mafh s'fee'
uars. CAPS AND HOTIOHS
p,-Eit,A Co..,......-..........sl Main street.
HOTELS.
Tepfer House Ihire y0hHsoh'
Daming House .-..-.--.-..-..cof Secono
Insurance AeEHrs
! eornsr1 ID and Aain fts.
-
oebos Leres, bet Main I johnson
ICE
C,iii.r 4 Berrs iita stfesi~-sh Assss noA
IRON.
Eyaxreu Bros 500. ......*cor MsAa = AoAi -
JKwHLRT, trrH. scIs)-
s Briares Nos 1 Estss Hense
LIQu0as-wHOL HOLEsALE.
Leonard Go-.---..-.......ii1 - : s ~ = .'A %
MARBLE WORKS.
gsvdsn 4 Cheroweth... Third strcct-nsar AAin
MILLIKERs.
cn;eshsrye. Mayer Ce...,.....No- III sAaan 81
Ms Wsbsr.....,,.....-..,e eos Third Main streets
nEws DEPOT.
David Lowry. cond fifes'
Maxsifyizg olassss 4 1iesssesIss.
Bridges .-....... ........-Nes IL : Essss hsns'
e,s,1sas. spests<aes. Dys osassss-
q Hridrss ....-.-....-.-.---Nos - Nstes Honse
p,n... Genuine 1GsersAaan.
a R-;ases = 4 Estes House
p,..o,.. Anmunitisa. Rides.
.,p-;a... Nos 4 Estes Heus'
saAS.s asp AUsIf, -,
Ayres '--.''s =
-...rrrs AnD wALL PAPEss-
D.. .....-....csr. Sth = Blondsau
nxAL ksq ATE = assURAxcE Ass
Ten ..----.-.
En Fuiton.- .-.------e1 AAiA -
assKH sEwIEG MAcmIA Es.
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Sam Bridges Nos Estes House.
FRI ayres 4 Sons ........t7 Main strset
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yeurill, Jones 4 Go..-...oor Third Main streets.
Hess. Stern Co....-.cor Second Main stSsets.
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comMIsslos MERCHAHTs.
r n st.-oes .......-.4eS South Levee.
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Gas srEAM FITTIKGs.
fa Ga. Johpsop street bet Sd 4th
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CROcKEKT = QuEEHsWAAE.
carey LIE Faivre-..... Main strcet-bet5th Q eth
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BUCKEYE FOUNDRY.
Vail, Arnitage Co,...-....coY Ninth johnson.
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KEOKUK DIRECTORY.


L NJ pean..............eor Third Main streets.
Huiskamp Matiess..--.-..---..--...se Main street
Huisk ann Bro. 49,. Main strsst-bsf 4th bth.
Hart tAgt.........-...--.-. 1sS Main strsst
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Pans. Fsney assas. Fins outisry.
q a p,;d,.. Nos / : Estes Hsase
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Engraving, 1rands, = spsIs
g gridees Ses 4 , Estes House
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BONNET nLEACHhRY.
J Emerson Fourth 4 BIZ
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Gold. silver and Ivory HGesafeA Games
: % pr,ao.. Noe 14 Estes House
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IOWA COAL 4 OIL CO.
IN az Leres, bet Main johnson
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Geld Psas, PsnEiis. Pseket Dssks-
6 n u.;a.. yos 2 EsteeHous
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Es0R SALE. - 4 very aes ,rab4e Brick
arsslfssz. wfh tso ios<, il Ees tfptsr, On west
sine us 6rsua A~s4as, bsSEesn sEr I'D gsh ,sstt--
Apbl4 10 VIZ FCLToS-
navss - II sfs ~
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WUREITTRE.
4 ca Ixe 4 l&2 MAJ
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For sale.

r ors ard g 3iaek IL, earncs 0. 2d snS Ceuoert
ntrea.a Csc 81 ths nau.t eesi-she locations fu TIE
ctfs.
,rrY a-S Ninth .t~etx on Hbieb ts aver d. srsh4s
stwo ets :, : asa II sl5tk l2s, earnsf q cos-
nj i5r - a vary gas5ersss Egsrfs. En9uirs Of
50 10 VI. fEiTjF.
- M4n sf-est.
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CROcKERT 4 QuEE1sWAA
Carey LIE Fsivre ...... Main street-bet5t 9TH & 9Th
COMMISSION MEnCHAsTs.
" stn-ge ~ soath AsFse'
oiseks-vaelesais 4 Retail.
4 Bridges .................Aes Zoe & Estes II enst
Csia, Silver Ware.
q nr;ag.s q Estes House.
DENTIsThF-
Or wstt.................cor Main ard 18th sts
II L C Ingersoll- Third Main, Eup sfHars) J.
DRY eooDs-wHoLEsA
Kramer, Irwin HAN street
DRUGs-WHOLEsAL = REfA1L
wilkinson Bartlett 1 cn ......-..--.A Main sffsst.
Kerr Fuller, -..-..-,ei Mhn ft1e..
DrF .es u am street
DRY-0OODs-RKTAI
Bpstwick ait.sn stseet-
Phillips Kerr MRln tti eet-
Gregg Son .-...---.....-.-..--.5A q Estes House
FQsfer ..----.f "a IN sss
epiespesseS. Mayer 4 Co....-...---No. III Main-a
Engraving, Brands, 3 Sss1s-
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-05-20
SPECIAL. NOTICES.
IRON I'm the BLOOD.

The necessity of due proportion of iron in
the blood is well known to all medical men; when
it becomes reduced from any cause whatever, the
whole system suffers, the weakest part being first
attacked, and d feeling of languor, lassitude
and call goneness' pervades the system The
rsmedyis simply to supply the bloed with the ne
ecssary quantity of iron. This can be dcne by
using the
PERUVIAN SYRUP,
protected solution Of the protoxide Of Iron which
is SO prepared that it assmlates at once with the
blood, giving strength, vigor and new life to the
whole system.
To take medicine to cure diseases occasioned by
deficiency Of IRON IN THE BLOOD, without
restoring it to the system is like trying to repair
building when the foundation is gone
An eminent divine says: 81 have been using the
PERUVIAN SYRUP fer some time past: it gives
me new vigor buoyancy Of spirits, elasticity OF
muscle"
Pamphlets containing certificates Of cures, and
recommendations from some of the most eminent
physicians, clergymen and'others, will be sent free
TO any address
The genuine has "PHauvIAN SYRUP blown on
the glass;
p. DINsMORE,
St bey street, New York
Sold by all Druggists. nay 20-4t
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How TO GET SLEEP.-This is to many persons,
says the Lynchburg Ne,es, matter Of high i'm
portanes. Nervous persons who are troubled
with wakefalness and excitability, usually have
strong tendency of blood on the brain, with
cold extremities. The pressure Of the blood en-
the brain Keeps it in a stimulated or wakeful
state, and the pslsations in the head are often
painful Let them arise and chafe the body and
The eztrenn.ities With brush or towel, or rub
smartly with the hands, to promote circulation,
and withdraw the excessive amount of blood from
the brain, and they will fall asleep in few mo
ments A cold bath, or sponge path, and rub
bling, OF good run rapid walk in the open
air, or going up and down stairs few times,
just before retiring will aid in equaliz;ng circu-
lation and promote sleep. These rules are SIM
pie and easy of application in the castle or cabin,
and may minister to the comfort of thousands
who would freely e1pend money for an anodyne
to promote Natures sweet reslorer, balmy
S,aep,'' : ~'~- ~.'f @''~@ $500 -
t9As i.
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WASHINGTON CoILRax, MAY 9Th, 1858.

Mr. Editor:
Among many specimens Of minerals examined
by me during the last Jew months, were a num-
Der from Augusta county, one of which proved to
be good ore Of copper; another was fine
sample Of white ..Barytes," (sulphate Of Baryta),
such as is employed largely in the manufacture
of paints.
Another specimen Of copper ore from jefferson
county has also been recently tested, and proved
to be of good quality. / know nothing of the
extent of the deposits from which these ores were
obtained. but if found in sufficient ABUNDANCE,
they are certainly very valuable.
do not feel authorized at present to give the
names of the parties, who sent the specimens Col
analysis, but will do 8. at any time with their con-
sent.
The fact being made public, that such ore exists
in the Valley, may possibly lead to the discovery
Of important and valuable depostes.
Yours very truly.
JOHN L. CAMPBELL.
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CHURCHES.

ErIscorAL: West Main Street. Rev. J. A. Latsns
Pastor. Sunday services, II A. NJ And7 2 III
RoxAs CATnoLIe Augusta Street, Father J. A
Weed Sunday services, lo4 A. NJ, 81 7. N
Baptist West Main Street, Rev. Geo. 3. Tay-
Tor Pastor. Sunday services, IL A. NJ, and
Jpn
PxssByrEn1As Frederick strest, ksv. VIA. =
BAKER Pastor Sunday services, II A. NJ,
and P 81.
LUrHERAN Main st., Rev j. l. Miller Pastor
Sunday services, II A. NJ, and P. NJ.
METHopIsT:-Lsw1s street, Rev. John L. Clarke
Pastor. Sunday services, II A. n, and 2. d.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-05-20

SAMUEL CHILD Co., 20 N Chas., St., BAIT,
MD, IMPORTERS OF CHINA WARE &o.-The ad
vertisement of this popular house came in too late
for notice last week, and we now take pleasure in
calling the attention of purchasers to their ex-
tensive stock eli Of which has been bought for
cash from first hands in Europe and America,
lately opened and Y i'll be sold at fair and moder-
ate profits. The Iceland Rergerators ofa all Sizes,
which are pronounced the very best and most
economical, and are for sale only by them. We
advise all who wish anything in their line to make
their acouaintance.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-05-20

srArsrov EsrEnralsz.-Judges hehey granted
charter Of incorporation, on Tuesday week, to
Benz. Crawford, Esq, and other citizens of Sta4n-
ton, under the style of 'The Staunton Manufac-
turing Company" It is the purpose of these
gentlemen to organize a Company and erect q
Woolen and Cotton Factory. OF the site of the old
Weolen Factory, burned by Gen. Hunter in 1864.
They will also be prepared to grind Wheat. Rye,
Corn Plaster &c.