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The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-05-19

L. ". MORGAN, Esq, late County
TrcaSuie-, exhibited to us vouchers showing n
flnal settlement with I'LL tn" Townships In the
County. except Big SANDY and Cabin Creek.
md his positive statement to u. wns that thos''
Townships owe him. "" nrc satisfied from the
vouchers shown by Mr.. Morgan that Il" has
made fair and square settlement IN County
Treasurer. and that he .o,% not ow" I'll" County
u single cent. though reports have been pro-
mulgntcd TO the contrary.
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VALUABLE TIMBER LAND
FOR SALE!
Lying OH the waters Of Smiths
Creek.

DUItSUAST to n decree OF tho Circuit Court
l. OF KHnnwhn County, mnd0 on tho Nth dRy
OF April. iSJO. IN tho cnse OF Geo. p. Thompson,
ndnlnislrator Of +. Thompson, deceased, ngAinnt
John =. Turner, and others, In Chnncery, pond.
Ing In tho mlid Court. tho Undersigned Special
C0mmlnsloner will offer for Hale AT public Ruc.
ton, 70 tho h!Rhnst bidder, ut tho front door Of
d. ]. Lewis Etor0 house In the villngn OF Kama.
whR CITY, neHr the mouth OF Goal River,
on SATURDAY the 18th dny OF JUNE. iSt9.
tho following lnnLa situated In Said county, be.
longing 10 John p. Turner: ..
Lot 4. containing NIX acres, and Lot G. con.
thinning 2tSh acrcs. being portions and s1b.d!.
visions OF the lands OF John +. Turner. deceased.
And also tho following land situated In Said
county, belonging to James II. Turncr:
Lot y. containing 2t8T ncrex, being portions
and subdivisions OF the SHINE estate.
AL the above lnnds aro we'll tlmbered, md
situated on tho waters Of Smiths creek, within
convenient distances from both the Kanawhn
and Coal Rivers.
TERSiS-Ono fourth tho purchase money In
hand, md tho residue IN three equal install.
mcntS, In six, twelve and eighteen months from
dry OF salr. with lntGr"Stk the purchaser 70 give
bond and good security for the deferred pay
mcnu, nnd the tito retained Nv further Hecur.
Iiy.
May TN. lSa.--l7td. SprcfH COmmhafoner.
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DC 90 I & NAL i l.'|lll
| Qa I ID Fsl az lsSlS69(:.
10y IS Good,tOGer.

WE will glyo TO Ill new subscribers
tho JOURNAL during tho remainder OF tho year
for 81. There aro yet g numbers required to
complete tho volume; those, therefore, who
suO~cribe now will reap thoHrcatcst advantage.
There will no doubt 10 Eroat and cxcl,luE in
forests TINT Will enter Into tho campaign which
IL about to open. and 1t would DO we'll under the
circumstances. to have ono good party ncwspa-
por. Tho terms for tho remainder OF the year
have been purpoSsly put low 10 that none could
complain or say that newspaper was out OF
their reach. Send On Your dollars as fast ~ you
please. and wo will In return send you the
JOURNAL.
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/. SINCE it is impossible to prohibit
gentlemen from indulsinS in Billiards. we
would direct ,hcm to SIR. E. +. Hilrs new Bll.
lizard room, I'd door below st. Albert Hotel. ue
has y very nnc set OF tables, and Invites all
sporlin: gentlemen TO call. ......
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NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
Halliday ,& Miles,

lsre,ustrrlv Ehplc~a'e D+alers 1" Dry Geeas,
Sotiou.. nnd CUst"n Tarns, hdre rSmorad IA
Tho ia-y~ and sis1uHt rot'rs Isrrnrrr'v oeeHrt'ri
Iy Mr., N. Langley. Jrpnfinv h' Public Slr' 70
md x.anbod. Lintinp. 0dRtpo'h. D. The ..vss
Of u,oI. uvx arriving "a very large. sL will b sold
Ia x.,oh,n,s u KshawhA - lu~ A. hy any competing
A,,.. HALLIDAY L NILES.
March 70. 1850. ll2yl.
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IMroKrANr DEcIsloN.-Thc follow
Ing decision has been made by the
Deputy Commissioner Of Internal
Revenue, under act Of April TO-,
1869:
Dealers in liquor who sell IN guam.
titles less than five gallons, and also In
quantities of five gallons and upwards,
must pay special tax both as mhoicsate
and rctaH AqROr dealerS"
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SHor.-On Monday night last an. un-
m.ual cOn,nu,ion wtls caused OIL our streets by
Fleet r"rt"rt"ld shooting JWclt Jones, (both col.
"rcd., evidently with intent to kin, IN the sho,
entering tho lhc" below tho right cheek bone
aut iniiict.ng only nHsh wound. In proof OF
the intent. but evidently was unsuccessful.
both partlos wrr" promptly arrested mnd con.
v..y.d to the {" Blu. Eagle" whrr" comfort
able quarter. were given them for the might.
On Tuesday they were tried before Justice Rit.
ter; und Jones. the wounded party. wax dis.
InlSsoi. Will" Purirrilcld, tho mggr'sSor, WAN
rcunandrd To jail fr the future"ctIon OF TIE
Court,
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llovSE rAlSrlS1.-A superior job OF
HOUSE painting c',n bc >rcn on the k"'iawh'
Valley IEInk. "" understand that MessrS
Marsh & ls'crrS ar" III" gentlemen who dih the
work. This job i good recommendation tot
the now nrm. AMI W" b"spcak for them l"er"'
tive trade In their line.
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ENrEKrRlsiNa.-Our ncighbor. Mr..
Nelson Muhan, has bull, nicc fence In front
Of his residence on I'll street. This Improvement
make. hi. property m inviting place. VIC
n.o also In several different localities. new
fences boins built, which greatly adorn tn"
mansions. md speak we'll for the cnserpriS" OF
orr citizens,
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PRocEEDISGS OF BOARD OF SCPERYI.
c,,,>.,, ,n,,, ~ CD,
SoRS OF kASA%HA CoVNTT.-Auen u. Stnltn
w,,s admitted W. Supervisor nom Washington
.,,,.I, A., tn, -, W W r,o,,o,,-nroncr crc
to"uHip' Al ''eN VA "e'' ~
dcntlnls being presented oS MIN.
John A. Fields resignation ns clork Of Loudon
! ,o,v,.,I,, ,r,. ,,.,r,nJ
''p Wv, ".s' '.e", ,.,,
y. NJ. NiIii rcsighnlloh US coh>'"o" WI '''
h.rSon township, ulSo II. \. Shrkuy'a, OF PoeR
,o,,.,,.,I,, ,,,o,,,,,J
'P' ". r.,'' ,,. , ,,.
William llaSSwHs Hrnh'c" ''eShHe '"' P'N"'"
entertainment In Isl: Sandy township.
,,u. n r,,,i,,,, ,vns ,,n,in t,I cI,rl OF Ion.
to-" r",rnsh}n
"'ir lis a. EnrI.v UNA ullowcd s.lj rs erroneous
,, Vs.:
ny Sr,,r,r u.u. vruutc,l hotcl license Mt Ton.
III, ~. ims, "''' "
M" n'tin,.,,y ~ ,hr yo,, mn lIccnq, for solliuv
i ~" =. ~, i:",s,,rhn .nunty.
"n .! ~ W.r,n :, ,,n, NIL h,,v.nn
~ Gil, ia SInrk Gmiih.rs Smith
,,',, "i W." W',r,,U 40 ''~N' '
"imu t 49, 80 49,, .I> ,,oIr.t ,ru tiuy PA.
W'ihe .mfSe MI Tnu ".N , Mh sri't. ~; IN
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(ErOin the Roman Citizcn.)
IsnctS for the Ladies'.

Ihavr II Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine.
no. 2Sl.) bought %! Mr.. Gardner. In 1851. he
having used II year. hav" used II CONSTANT
ly, In shirt manufacturing. Il. we'll ns h'mAy
sewing, sixteen years. Ny wife ran II l years
and earned between 500 AMI sS00 besides doing
her huilScwnrk. | have never expended ntly
cents on II for repairs Is. to-day. In th"hcHs
OF order, Stitching fine linen honnmls nicely.
started manufacturing shirts with this NM
chime nnl now have over one hundred "i
them In U.S.. liav" paid AT l"nsl ~" Tor the
stitching dome hy this old innrh!n", ana u VIII
,lu ~ much now usnnS nnchin" have
W. T.. TAYLOR
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Publishers Convention.

The call for Publishers Convcn.
ton has been signed by tho following
parties: s.sy3 y.
III. 4. HOWARD,
JounyAt, PIT. Pleasant.
G. W. TIPPETT,
REolsrER, Pt. Pleasant
G. ". ATKINSON Is CO.,
JounXAI, Charleston.
sCOFlELD, DRAH0SH, McWlLLlAMs,@.:"r
Tnrs, Petersburg.
-.' II. II: SCOTT,
GAZETTE, Parkersburg.;
J.B. HARDWICk, -
RArr,sr IREooRp, ParSersburG.
WILLIAMS & GORDON,
WET County DexocRAr, Eliz abeth.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-05-19

Observation-Disclosures ollohan Il Nash,
Attorneys ut Law. have removed their Office to
"Fif.'s Row." Sd door below MussrS. GoShorn's
Hardware store. They have beautiful room
nt,cd out by Mr.. ". y. Hawkins. In hrst class
s,ylc, and we congratulate them on their re-
moval to xuch an inviting hnnr.
y. We tender our coincidence to their late
landlord.
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ORR friend. Capt. J. II. Rosslcr. has
been appointed Assistant Assessor OF Internal
Revenue, for Karnwhn county. This isn good
appointment. IA the Captain * In every pnrticn'
lar well qualified for thu position.
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JED.

On Thursday morning, March nth. 1907. Mt her
fathor'S, residence, on TuplHr's Creek. Union
township, Kamuwhn county, W. Va, Miss Lou-
ISA ELLA CARPENTER.
Miss Carpenter WINS daughter Of Granville nnd
Elizabeth. Carpenter, and was 10 ycnrs. 10
months md days old Of the time Of her death.
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MELANCHOLY

!. ope Of the many disorders Of tho nervous 'y'tem,
arising roru low sts nt the constitutional health or
ssver. proslra.ion acr long eontansa sickness and
requires InvisOra,Inr remedies like Robsek' Stomach
Differs to restore tue nerves to their natural vitality
J. II. Rogers, agent. .
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TIE VI. +. Church Mite Society,
Rev. Mr. Ryan. President. meets this evening
II, thu. residence nf Mrs. Eagan, on I'll STREET
All tn" ynun: men and young ladies'. land old
ones t,.,) frirndly To this cause nrr invited to
uf,ruI
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GoSy AuAlN.-Mr. John Slack. jr.
started on Saturday last. bound for Richmond
Va. Tho Bonrd OF Directors OF tho Chcsnp"akc
and Ohio Railroad. meets at that place On tho
inst
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Cart. J. W. CRACEAFT, who was
nppolntcd and confirmed ~ Post Master at this
place. somc time sincr. entered upon his duties
on Saturday morning lust.
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The ladies OF the NJ. L. Church con-
template having II Festival on the I'd ofjunc
mkt. for the Improvement OF the church. In
Charleston. We arc informed TINT they In
,"nd.,i to have II strawberry festival very soon
bu, ~ the friends OF St.Iohns Church have
manifested their Intentions for II similar fcStl-
val, hence, through courtesy TO them. the ladies'
OF tn. ". T.. Church propose To defer their sup
,mr until tho ::i oi Jun'. ~ above stated.
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Fox Delicious SopA WATER and lee
tr""u, 90 t" y. G"Shorn's Saloon opposite
ST. ANrtt Hotel L.
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DISTRICT COURT or TIE UNITED
STATES.

Tor "a. District Of Wat Virginia.
10 the matter Of John wynne Co. o. Joseph Barrett.
hanIrupt--ln bankruptcy
TO whom it may concern This ~ to
gIvn notice thai SECOND General Meeting Of the cred
said Ti,trict. on tho 3d d1D NJ june. 1862. At 10
O'Clock 4. NJ At the Office nf James u. SHIh. ReYister
IN Bank ruptcy In ssd Dstret for tho purpscs named
In the eth hcclIon Of The bankrupt Act efNArch 1901
AnItAH BCKLEw, Assignee, &c.
Charleston, NAY 10Th, l660.-l8w2,
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BEmLiS. =. I.

We direct the attention OF those in-
,crcs,r,l, to thu advertisement OF Coal Miners
wuntcd,"n at Ironton, Ohio, to be found In uno'
thcr column.
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B. WARD, -.,g@'
Family Groceries:

Tp you want Groceries CHEAP. 70 - = MARps
j I'd door above tbs Sstam1<dt LS11ta0. aeesJ 70
tho Comb Dried Peaches, Onions, Irish Isstess,
peo and good Plug Tobsceo, oaly - Sests, ~ Ce.o
Oyl,srI aud SardIneI. Trade IN oil kints q CteAeU
Produce, fur which ply the Highest IrtSss. ~ z
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Commissioners Notice.

Henry HHirrn. Complanant) lu
~, , ChAnccry, Kh1hWhh
Charity Tdnrr, Defendant. Circuit Court
on the 9th nf AprIlisM IN decree entered In this
~ cause. the Court referred tho Eamu 10 tho under
.Ignrd I" take snic. s.tle nud report account show
lux how much. " anything Is due frnln the defendant,
Vance, 10 the complainant; and any other account
either party may dcsre And the Court doth further
order that notice Of tho time aud place Of taking the
account DC published.
The parties to this suit will take notice that have
hxed tho 9Th day Hf Jay next, 1862 at the Office Of T.
h. Swami. IN the town Of Charleston. az the Time and
place Of opening the above n.lned account and II will
be continued from day TO day until tho taking II the
same shall hive hrsn completed.
l.. 4. MARTIN,
Special Commissioner.
Chsrlrston. May, l86p.-lSwl.
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DISTRICT COURT OF TIE UNITED
STATEH.
For M< Di4frl5 Of Wet VfryfnG:
IN the matter OF ". B. Frame, Bsnkrurt-In Bank
rupcy. 49,.
To whom 1t may concern THE under
signed hereby givss notice OF bis appointment - -.
signse u tie estate and effects Of ". 4. PRANK,
Of The County Of Braxon and State 81 HeIt Virginia,
Within said District, who has been adudGsd Rauk.
rup,, upon bis own petition. BY the District Court Of
said District. 49,
Dated At Charleston, West Virginia, this 7th day o.
Nay, ls6s
isS5. WESLEY MoiLonAE. Assignee, &c.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

UUMMlSOlUNbh'S NU1lUC.
~ ut III. Court Huutr thereof, Oh tho "a day VI APRIL
1869:
Levi !. Wu"dyari,
j. s. connrlI Administrator Of J. J. rol.ry aud Others
NECONMITTAL OF REPORT.
This csus" rane to-day to ho further heard upon
the papnrh heretofore rca nnd former proceeding. hSd
In thu cause, and upoa the report Of CommiAoncr
Hurlrw. nrd March H. lsC9 and waa argued by coun'
hci In consideration Whereof and in pursuance VI tho
recommendation Of the snid Connsaoncr IN snid re-.
port contained. aud with the aren't OF tho parties by
their cUulsc Il In ordered that the said report he re-.
committed To- tho snid Commissioner. with instruction"
TO rctnkc the said accounts an thu principles anu 10
conformity with the dccrnO rendered IN this cause on
the llh Of Octuber 1863 after giving due notice OF thu
Time place. &C., AN directed IN tho decree afore'nd
and rcpUr, his prUcrtdIngt to the next term o. thi'
Court.
Tho crrdl,ors Of tho LAT. John J. poslry, deceased
hereby notified so appear before mr., II tue oihes o
Of Mag. 1852 with proof Of their clana against the
mid lOlsi-y IN order llHt inny he n6o "a report o.
directed In n" decree aboTr published Ana such GREG
torg and NIL ohrr prr.ons interested IN the matter
,d decree will obsrrre that publication of ihs notice
Ia to b. taken as equivalent 10 prrs0nnl snrVlco upor
them. A. NCRLEW, CUnnlSsi0nsr.'
Churlrson, Nay lat, ls69.-l7wt
TIE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA
COUNTY or KASAWIIA, s.:
4 7 RULES HELD IS TlIH CLERKS OFFICE or TIT
~ Circuit Court 81 knnnWha County, on the 1rst Non
day IN the s,ohth VI Mn!. 1909:
Enorh Krtrhnm, Complainant,
rs ., rL-..-,
rrss ,. Mors N":'" hv0" and '''"f''y
(Thr object Of this suit Ia 10 obtain errc 10 partition
aud set ssd- 10 the Complainant ono.nnh OF an nIdi'
vd~d part Of certain tract OF land lying on PIX rvrr
In KanRwhh County containing $500 acres; said 4S0o
being the tract conveyed TO Robert d. Handy
by Lewis Rurer by Decd Of record In the Recorder
Office for Ksnn~ha County: and said undivided ninth
part bcng tho onrnnh part Of said tract conveyed to
Enoch Krtcbaln by Robert d. Handy, aud OF record In
hook In sad onic-, Oh paga 1919
Ihi, day canir the Complainant by counsel: and on
his motion, and It appearing hy affidavit hled, that
the Defendants Peter Morrill, Robert Lyon. Alfred A'h
field. John Is. +. pIvidsc, and Wm II. wnhrr, are non.
residents Of this State, II IL ordered that they do
Hpprar here within one month after due publication
OF this ordcr and do what Ia necessary 10 protect their
Interests Ia this SUIT
Tcs,o: JOHN SLACK, Clerk.
4. BrSLxw, SoL-May 5.-lTw% Gee tsoo)
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20H to bic; key 2lE to pc; caddies 221z
to 23c. Mess Beef-Thomas' 4 bbls IS;
4 bbls SIS to l5K.
PRoDUcE-Potatoes are dull at s. to 2
% per Dbl, and 70 to see in sacks. On
ions, 81 10 4 o. Cabbages Sc per 100
and So per crate.
ROPE AND TwINE-Manilla rope "a to
DC. Baling rope, SIZE; Irvine 20 to DC
per lb.
RYE-Light demand at 81 per bushel.
RICE-Carolina 10 to l01zc.
SoAP-German notified 10 to lie;
Erasive 9to Toe; extra family 8 to 9ci
CASTLE lie; imported do % to 2sc.
SALr-The market is firm. Bbls of $50
lbs 81 10, and large bbls s. 80. Common,
50 80.
SHoT-Drop 81 30 to 3; buck 81 % TO 8 35.
Bar Lead IL to HE.
SoDA-In boxes, Sc; kegs, &c.
SrARCH-6k to &c per ID.
SNUFF-Garrett box, SIG 90; packed,
SIS 90.
LIQUoRs-The Whisky market has adj
vaneed slightly. Highwines firm at 81 Is
to l Is; common Whisky soc to 81 10;
proof 81 % 10 l 80.
SPTRITs-The demand for WHISTLES is
moderately active. Highwines are scarce
at 81 % l l5c; Proof WHISTLES 81 % to 1 IS;
Claret in boxes, S4to 6.
SUGAR-Stock not large and pri-
ces are firm. Louisiana, l2% to
to lie; crushed and powdered, IKE.
A, Coffee 1864 to lie; b, l6k to l6Ac;
C extra, 1917 to 161lc; G, I5H to Ike; yell
low c, l4A to I5c.
TEA-Y. H., 81 25 TO 81 so; Imperial,
81 50 to 81 80; GunPowder, 81 30 to 81 90;
Oolong, 81 o. toS1 70.
VINRGAR-Cider, s. to $40 per barrel.
Wine, sl2 to Is.
WHEAT-The demand from city millers
keeps pace with the supply, and prices
are steady. Choice white and red or No.
l 81 p to l 35i No. ?, 81 10 to l 20; re-
jected, Soc to 81.
SUxDRIEs-English Pickles, assorted,
s. SO to So 70; American, pints, 81 so;
quarts, "a 30; half gallons, s. %. Mus
tard per case, 81 60 for quarter H.; Ken
lucky quarters, 81 IS; halves, 50 80. Ma
sons Blacking IS to 75c per dozen.
TOBACCo-There is an active demand for
fine and medium grades of manufactured
goods and prices are tending upwards.
The new crop of leaf viii, 1t is feard, be a
failure. Fine natural leaf light pressed
81 to l 10; Fine Fancy Virginia 90c to
81; Fine Bright pounds so to soc; Medium
Bright pounds 20 to soc; Common Bright
pounds 81 to zoe; Good Bright quarters g.
10 75e; Medium Bright quarters 90 to G7e.
Smoking-Fine and FancyG 60 to soc; Com
mon and Medium So TO soc.
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leaves begin 10 change, remittent and inter-
mittent fevers make their appearance. From
the surface of the earth, bathed nightly In
heavy dews, from marshes and swamps sur
charged with moisture, from the dying foil
age of the woods, from fostering pools and
sluggish streams, the sun OF September
evolves clouds of miasmatic vapor perilous
to health and life. The body, deprived by
the burning temperature of July and August
of much of Its yigor and elasticity, Is not In
a proper plight to resist malaria; and hence
all diseases thai are reduced by a depraYed
condition of the atmosphere are particularly
prevalent in the Fall.
There Is no reason why the health of thou
sands Of people should be thus sacrificed. A
preparatory course of HOSTEITERS STOM-
ACH BlTTERSis a certain protection against
the epidemics and endemics which Autumn
brings in its train. Let all jewellers in IN
healthy localities, liable TO such vlsitatiOns,
give heed to the warning and advice con-
Yeyed in this advertisement, and they may
bid defiance to the foul exhalations which
are now rising, night and day, from the soil
aroun them. No in the land
should be without this invaluable exhila-
rant and invigorant at any period of the
wear, but especially IN the Fall. 10 Is not safe
10 go forth into the chill, misty atmosphere
OF a September morning or evening with the
stomach unfOrtifed by a tonic, and OF all the
tonlcs which medical chemistry has yet given
to the world, H~OSTETrEK'S BITTERS are
admitted to be the purest, the most whole
some, and the most beneficial
Let all who desire to escape the bilious at
lacks, bowel complaints and malariOus fe-
yers, take the BTrTERS al least twice a day
throughout the present season. 1t Is as
wholesome as Il Is infallible. Look to the
trademark" HOSTETTEHS STOMACH BIZ
Frs. engraved on the label and embossed
ering the cork, as commercials and limitations
abound.
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S7n0 REWARD

A T a stated communication of Oakland
IA Lodge No. 50 A. +. and A. NJ, held at Oak
land, Miss, on the 18th day Of August, 1859. Il
was, RESOLVED, That as our worthy brother,
F.. ID. BARNES, Senior Warden Of this Lodge.
was assassinated on the 9Th inst, by DIR. Al
Lott, a nOn-affiliated Mason OF the same
place that the Lodge offer a reward for the
capture Of the murderer.
Description of said LOtt-He Is about six
feet n inch high slender form; heavy,
square shoulders, slightly bumped: very
black piercing eyes; long black whiskers and
mOustaehe, slightly grey; black hair, rather
thin on topOf head; dark complexion: forty
seven years Of age, apparently about thirty
f1Ve; weighs about $50 pounds. This lodge
offers a reward Of two hundred dollars, In ad-
dillon 10 nye hundred dollars offered by the
father OF the deceased, for arrest of the mur-
derer and his confinement In Jail, so that he
may be brought 10 justice.
All papers friendly TO the cause OF Masonry
will please copy n time.
lSignedl J. W. SAUNDERS, W. NJ.
Attest: JAMES H.. CARR, Sec'y pro tenn. aus
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Extract from a Private Letter from Hawaii,
Sandwich Islands.

Extract from a Private Letter from Hawaii,
Sandwich Islands.
@ o . . Although the eruption is not so
violent now, the volcano Is a fearful sight to
behold. The rivers OF lava still flow, and the
smoke from the crater ascends In awful maj
esty. During this volcanic upheaval It has
been very siekly here. A peculiar sort of low
malariOus fever, which has grown out OF the
foul, condensed VapOrs OF the volcano, has
prevailed 10 an alarming extent, and at n
time 10 was feared II would d~epOpulate the
island. But fortunately. a sea-captain tcall-
ing here for supplies) distributed PLANrA-
TIOS BITTERs to the suffering, and quick and
thorough cures were the result. The news
spread like wild-hre. Messrs. Ching-Takin &
Co, Commission Merchants, had these Bit
tiers for sale. In a short time their office was
besieged and their supply exhausted. A
steamer was dispatched TO San Francisco by
order of the Hospital Department, and a new
and enormous supply obtained as soon as
possible. From that moment the scourge
was stayed. Not another fatal case occurred,
and the epidemic has now entirely disap-
peared. @ q o Is this wonderful remedy
known in your city? l hope so, for 1t is a
sure cure for all fevers and miasmatic sick
ness. You may tell your friends so for me. .
II. M G.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-09-12
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