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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-07-21
RHEUMATISM CURED.,,
LUNGS AND KIDNEYS CURED,

Isaac W. Briggs, of I45 Suffolk strest. New Ynra
says he has used Brandieth's Pills for thirty years
having commenced 70 them in February lgys for
Dyspepsih and Affections of the Lungs and Kdneya
He took Brandreths Pills every day for thirteen months
and IN March 1857 became perfectly sound heI,ltby
man. though before he commenced Win this e,reai
mediDine he was on the verge Of the crave
L. L. Cook, Publishtr oi the .State Bauner,n Ben
Dugtoh VI, say Brandrehs Pills cured him of nvs.
pepsia after being afflicted with il over five years
bis friends and doctors considered his recovery imp9s
sloe but boxes VI Brandreths Pills restored bis
A young lady Of Mount Pleasant was sorely troubled
with tpe-worm All advice and medicine failed 10
holp her. She had no rest. Thin, onreWorn and un.
happy she looked the very pctureof misery At last
she concluded 10 try BrandTeths Pills In one year
she took seyentytw0 boxes They brought away,
according to her computation, two hundred Yards
Of tapoworm. At length all her bad symptoms left
fully restored.
DR. Brandreth's Principal Office, Brapdretb Houto
New York. Sold by all Drupq'stss
Observe th al my lame liz in the Goyerne Mt Stonon
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-07-21
JNo. RAIsToN 4 Son. Elderion. /

~ y VNV' IFAI5IUN DUN, EIubftUn, IA.
The great Blood Purifier Of the age is Lind
sey's Blood Sedrcher. Please send two dozen
bottlos at once. t.S nor u fFF fET
m r. .. sELLEns . 90. Solo Prop'rs,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-07-21
BILIOUS AND 0FHER
AFFECTIONS.

- = AAV 4,AVAvD, H w
Tbs sssas csgss "a countries Is ths sbsolsa6l.
such A. ppheethy food. cgsrworh oVsrsfa'e1,snPoi i
any KIND, eontaacps and i1eusOnt aiSdasss cfstEed
IfS 'ffi rs SSSs wt
out Of the hood. dnd whirh. II tkeg forns inths
Vice. a's % 2 TS HI GSsS sSS ass
eonImptions Il upon Tho fho spleen low spirits sp,I
object upon the liver jaundice, cosvoDSsy oSiys@r r@
Cenplaipt. fever agd sgue oE isyafE ~ % fiis Z,
Pcs q AK apopsay % rssaSi
Which remain Sqheodsd but At last you have ehilS
PAP, n ths 6ask Nov yen rhust pegir taks liz oA
ss csss bsns Ssd % ssS ssG
best Bpt suppoee you oan rot nothipg bus BfaS- u
s rs sa s ScSr = c 81 & q snS cEs saSs
plenufulB OF oat meal OF indian meal gfiio Toneft
s you al 1sss SS'SSss Sstc
have Another ,chnG DO tho sarns aeain Vol maf g.
sure 'hAi whether YOU need one dose Of 0a5SpNot
BRAND DRETH'S PIELSg
70 euTeyou. or twenty, they will cure You in esatino
piBat once in the treatment 6e cure Il oftsn Ire 81
wEoa The signs 'pi PLis S, tss
encSsptremoyer Of burdens and every day SAVE lie
DRETH'S PILL, as rule ali paiSs. ae hes hea y;sass
and and dSlnSss ysnish life yiyacty and aseDes take
ssl ana even tho voice the trns pn of
BRANSDRETH's PILLS are fho best medicine fos itl
both children and old pels9ns Thfy are tipe eiaiiiilV
medicine. good for all" by attention To the ablVeS
great sickness will BIO made little, and sieh5 ohe
reduced to nothing. tl. .ttt'.f r-is~.' - =.
RHEUMATISM CURED.
m. nj BRooKI.yN, October 5lh, 1865. st
TO DF. BfAfDfErBs--It gives me pleasure 10 staie
the good h4ye experienced from your Pflls Since
commenced ther use have felt in all rospects iiIre
new nan, md the rheumatism tooh theIi tofeiiev5A
has entirely disappeared. At hrst was prajn diosd NJ
against them. because lher, operation was attended
with a1eyere gripping; but on further experience am
convinced such pains are only caused BY the medicine
hruRglng with and removing certain ohstruotonsil
tho bowels. commenced with taking five pills every
nRbt on going TO bed and by the increase Of one p
each evening the quantity up 10 twelve pills Whoh
number continued TO take for ten DAYS ard ther, ~
gradually reduced TO five pills at dote With tlta li
exception OF the first three dosos, have experoroaI
no pain or gripping but the opera both easy and
pleasant. tookihe pills for tweniyfour days and
noticed that passed large quantity OF black bilious
looking offensive matter which am glad TO nave eot
clear Of The Brandreth Pills take right hold ofall
that is deeterous in the bowels and as said before
| nowfeei like and deem IL my duty to ex
press my gratitude TO you. tfTf ~ SiSsfritt'
Sincerely Jour triend., Us fss-ta I,.sets,tr
FRANKLIN H. HAWLEY,
25S Ulasson Avenue. ~
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-07-21

.... Pittsburgh, Pa.
M NonoI genuine without their namo on
the bottom OF the outside wrapper. N
For sale by all Druggists.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-07-21

DIR BrandTeth's Principal Office, Brandreth Houso
New York. Sold by all Drueg'stss
Observe lat my name is in the GOvernme MT Stamn
upon each box of Pills, which nsures YOU tho gen
B. BRANDRETH.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-07-21

From oRUAfP n Bios, Oochrane LANDING, Ohio,
Nov 20. ls56.-we are pleased with your medicine.
1t has been the means OF curing great number Of
different diseases upon persons, as also upon
horses. We think 1t cures all you recommend ii
to do. We want you to send us the larger proportion
of the variety for 'Family Use" in small bottles.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-07-21
Agents Wanted for DR.. MarOh's
NIGHT SCENES
IN THE BIBLE.

Rosetinted Paper, steel engrayings of unriyalled
beauty and grandeur One agent sold 8l three ,eke
For circular, description, Recommendations price and
terms to agents. address HEIGLER, MoOURIJY ItjD,.
Louis, Mo. e' '"' " "
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-01-07

II 2EsIE@E EEEEt-E ,E&kt$FfF% sat%AsE = 4sF$St& tFStE&s Il
uefptasbte Na@fplgenben Gngrps .Htr,ne en- Gtieagp'S uni
dberntrantt unb eftettrt auftrdse fnr ~bteielbe.F1 fiGIH
II, n1 ts kali !. stHff5a aiH!4 red
a s.. Mablener, @osi1%
9. Bernauers Ma&1olger Smpprteur son
unb 9anbler in @ein unb 2itSre* IN J"
Defiueur pom reinem MpssenmaIs spiritus.
,- Nectifcirer, ppn Bbisfep. "a ...,Gr.
- -''>s> 49, II. 5,'''' ''''' -
q. &irhbof s g.. @5,%"s -.
Uatritantett BON unb 9Gnbler in allen @prten GiIe.,
Sur bic s~enannten 5auter beret{e i'd gum Behuf Der
Mpnat fdmmtli@e OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bes Gtaates,
pdt.enb i'd sur tGernNt,omuba;iun Der Minneipta Sc.
f4dftsireunbe pss 9aufes 1T ,.5..#ElL"I5"|.2,
Y3--4tH.#1J. MatIener %.rgI >~Aj.,a-
etuf f91euntsRer gerseuaaneteu tbrer gaarenlase4
etn eutes I%Ip,ttment fammtlider BON bteier Gtrma su
testebenbeu Artttel t. metuem sture in
s9f &! ~H1N4" . Stem s11T,,, i.l-.%.t3H.<.'i
aets an Sanb bat... :. y, - ..a,!"%! TX
SD beiuree ferasr Observation-Disclosures an has !saus
f. Btrbsau, &pbn H. Co.,
pensam q. g., Gabritanten Der beribmten
II "sirssau 9reidmaidbimem."' :
SD, fibre tie asentur spn Wea getnnefpta tar I"
|@ppferS Mp&per unb &eaper, -
49,. (@ras- u ) @etratte Wedler)
Dircn-y Fise II. Srpis' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
~ SD suustebe TIM Namen tes 5anfes ~,
9exom 4 Vog1, h.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-01-07

SD fibre bic Meentur fir bic
Mutualz2tf e SnI urance So. y. SEEM yprf
CAPITAL: S25. 900 600.
So rtbne mid enbltd Der 9%petruns, benz &auf unt
gerlanf son SaneTarrants, Seaeaiune 10y sterern fur
In GpmntfFpn. Der @rtbetluns son No&weis an 0teeenz
f4afteu rber @ef9dtten, Der uate1iu&uas refp. De1i9<
tteune BON &eiturfunben u. no.
erttEide Nnfrasen in Besug ouf tretnb: etneS Der
ebeneenannten @e'ddfte ue1ben fdl:uniet ,beaa1wprtet
unp utrp h~bertauYt Seber Der fd an mtt In einem Der
cben aufee3ablten 0ei9dften wenbet.. Nnten. tas i6
prpmste unb reeae Betienuns III metneua 9ei4dfts<
~erunbias seuaaWt babe.
s.. 81. @nb;gta.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-01-07
w@1biaston @amS,
M%tnneapplf6, Minn.

5etie tuGbeii Setfa iuabetl,
Sd bin tmmer ~sersnaet unb 1uatu sotei.
@taf au4 reat ~treusfbe1 NAL fetuG
eu tstrs TN gBaibtnetun Saufe NAL Elm:
6rasa tu, per's bena stbta
8reili6 Der peterl ber uberaI bel,ehf
Stets bat Der an 5emb. was su pan|aeu IL.
" etbt etnen auseesetdneten Eifd:
Betffeat, gafeten. &raut unb @ala1.
unh @ptt peis. pas er fpnf ut9t nod tat-
s0etde Sesten, parna unb peiB ute Der sGnee
Nenns talt. etnen Yunid Sou aDetstep, Rafe. MIR se,.,
eppte I'm Srmuer e~istaltes Bier,
DIE fetnfen unb tefen 9tau5re frb man bier.
"nS betm Sesaf1en If Der peter etu ~libera(er Wfenn
VI t@retht nte su ste1, mod su pen;s an.
soenn's alte &uahen, stbt Ct germ Grebtt
unS re@net rur ben gang sew5bnliden profit
0ne e1tra let's benz Tarner ap9 eefaet:
&tn gutter Staa unb frtf4e Queue'
8tnbet man beim Peter auf Der @teae.
8a fattern bic Sube, D9fea unb gfe.se
ST TIM STALE g1as flr eine sanse secrbe.
Aun SHUTTER, xp3ter, Batter uub ssbn,
9pmnt BIN Su benz 5utel bes maltinatrn.
Der Peter labet ersebenf etn,
u seripTt@t tets luata aub ftel ~ fetn.
42fR sA.ssr y,,.e
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@ebr. @iQiu8 Il. Dunbar's.
9euff6e 8anf
mi((ius Bros. & Dun6or.

Utlt1u6 bros. & Dunbar, -
ct. paul Minnnfota.
e~eb6rtesa @ti&dftt, unb spar isprtussnttis:A ~ ivy.
q 1. Mnnabme pom DeppiIten. ..5Ia. =.
@eleer. nel@e yet ms tessnirt ~pessen,. tetea iebe..
ssa:s sss. .sssstt t.R misastsqsS t|t T., III s sss 4 .::, - 8;
0elber seredtea rtr s prpaent SntereFen.
n tat0f 2. @elb>B e1feL. 81. @'.s.@
fen MIR aets gum Iases.Grurft.
3. Mntauf uno 8erfauf ppn @e15eln.
q g~.neuten . auqnters. gtrmtn auseefeute lied iel ttu.
aDis s%trsasfea StSid asf ReS.geri, 81. sests, ast.
s9ss. getlsDantee =: T. ~. fpspte anf stte Senptt antels.
s ts1st Sss sas !: !. ssa sf'ff sieeass y Sss e. sat @$stt'' a' y
Nugsbur9, 8afel 8erltu 8reuen, @aNel,
: @pbleni, @6ln, 6rantfurt a. 81. 2eip.
h at9 9onppn, Mannbetm1, Min9en,
Mlrnbere, StrabburG Stuttgart, Erter,
Mien, &c. -. .r>>. -,
IL 4, G~tn3tebunA BON @eloern.
gtr b~efsrsen bag Geaetttren ssu gpten unb s9ulb.
Suropas unb Der ger.' staatem. Da,a esfsrSeslt$se pa"
pteEe els 9uanna&ten gersi4t etRune -rlrtunten dpb.
t ss$s :ssf, ii dts:' ss mi Fl st 5t'ss: as stt t,s}slst|3St g. S:
elauttgans b~erfelben. J. ~ .|F'IT '
Pr Ssssssanttth aasr tnt& nns IN ea,repa e~tnaesuee.
g UVet WI UHleteu :4p11tgen Nprte1pcnoeutcn fur IN
eze S@s$nuas bspsnistea @elbtr satlen MIR Bier II
3. M~u8aabluno BON @elbern.
s.. f sas geRRfm,serat ~ d sHm 2 & stsa gen, welSe ans sam 8n..
trant s%usrbcu, lafen MIR ben, felbt n ben entleeenaea
f2rt,9 attsn nptaenben emssJfaneern t~pfenfret tn's 5ous
e%erfelbe1 fetner 8eit in Gmsfane nebmen.
I It o.. .Vertauf BON Doffaae S9etnen
tur usberfabrt BON Bremen, Samtxrs xub 2tsersar>
ra9 Meg-gOrt per Seee1{&tf pher Dau1pfbpnt, fs+tt
Snlano.9aaaeeldetne tyr Wetfe BON Stem gurf rs st.
Pau! III utebrteRen gretfen.
Z. Besablun9 BON Eoren
@ranbet8enttuu eeeeu Gpmmiffsn ,e. &c,
F. 8. Veretnt9tezS taaten BpnbS
aaer Nrt, als 5-20er, 10=A0er .unb 7-3Oer taufeu uub
S~ertapfen ntr sum 9aees-Gpurfe. WV
@ebr1ber @tutu8 unb Dunbar.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-01-07

W. " aa i4 srisis ssa @ i'd s]Sssefirt / rssrb n iea It @'' :
81 Das 8carb bel. Dirertoren.
Sap eoots, gsilaeelsHia' g: q: @oqIns. gSaitinstun
5: WatSfsrb starr, gbilat. : a0m.' g. gbaneer, " I IL
S j 81 i. y %slsr' &SrarS Dosss, Stem yprt,
S. @indley glarf, a" So. Gabnetpd, ""..t, -.
'f'j'J'S ~ Yeamte. '''''','-''
Clarence $. Gtart philadelphia, griftent.
5enry y. Ggpts, gDaibineton, giee @rdfeent: r.
&Smyerien ID. psyst. SbGG. gstrstar Ins Mttuar.'
6. g. &urner; Naibtneton, Iiffent @esretdr.
! 8 8 r. : 8 81 m : mit} ~ p 3 ?; aS RsssSss,ti
l1%nterluGunss- @er3te.
S.. s. Barnes, @eneralurst Scr Ser. @taaten slrn,ee,
S. .. Sorwis, @bef bes Mepieal Departments, Der.
>. u. Blib, 81. o. gDai1instpn.
Solicitors unb Mbpptaten:
% nj. e.sgban9ler Slafstnsten, Pc. ii
1eprge 5arbtns 8, Ybtlabs lphta, pa. " ~
Dtele IN tttrent Gbarafter n att 1e gompaasie
btatet pus& i9r etpbes 1apital, ~nieer'een pramtens Sra.
ten unp neuen Sabeaen bic punfdensmertefe Qebens.
serf& erunesmetfe, pelae benz @ablttun ie sebpten
Die b~eseatenb rebueirten prannttnraten afnb fur ben
sgerftdtrten - ea1Rte eelteqt, !rte bic Der beaea ,@eeen.
Gsmsittaistensa aas HasenisSttten 1T sssas e%uiapt Ten,
Diuibeneen unb NisyerRdnbntdt. ME fe Sic IeBtertn
benz Sntater elmer Dpltce terlirtahen.
Wetrere neue unb antpredenoe. TateQen rerben lest
praienttrt, BITE nur Der tauteu fetn brau@,n, I'm j5 Ben,
QublitInt aS annebntar 3u 5n erwetie en-, pte !. 9, bte
@tnfp m m n'ergebeube 9 Q Itc [, Snepnte pro.
buetne 9oltes'). uNb .,Return @ramtu NJ Yplt>
g." oSn Der erfersu ftaert her Snbater uiat nur eine
2esensSerf&sr uns sablbar nod fetnert Nblsben, fpnSern
rad elmer pertoOe sOn %pe9teen sasren etm jdbrlt-
d eS e@tntp nj m n. WEDGES 10 prpieut eiz
nerppltce glet9tp m m t. sSn Der lesteren fdert
bic Gpmpa0nie penn Werli& erten Sic Nld,abluuo bes
san3ea einstjah!ten Betrass euser benz Betrase fetner
@ulfee, i'" ~
Die Mufmertfamfeit son perfpnen, bic TIT aeben s,rz
fdern, pber ben 8ettrae lire 0erF&eruun erbEben ppl=
len, 1T auf BITE %befpnbere gprtbeile eelenft, weld,e bic
Rationale 2ebensserfde raneseefeQfdaf bietet.
G~trtulare, Yanpblete unb spqfdnbtae GtnarIbeiteu
tperten auf @pplifattsn an bic 3m.ig Sffce Der Gpm<
pasAie IN btcier @tast rocr teten @eneralz aeenten &c.
fanbt.
2oeal- Meenten 1T ieter @taet unb jebem Epnn
tuerben 9elu9t,
lnb Melbuu8en BON tprtpetenten. ,perunen fur iplde
&eeuturen, beaIei'et ppu scetsneten SnbpFeneuts fpa<
ten MIR an bic @eneral Mgenten 1er g. MT g.
n c tn peren refp Dtfrtfteu seri6tet werben.
General genten Der @pmpaenie.
SagGppte II. g.. Stem gprt; fir ben Staat Stem
gprt unb tas nIroltGe Nep Seriep:
g g. Cart II. g.. fir geanfslsanien unD Sas ias.
tide Nep Serfea.
dsnb, 29elepare, girstnta, 2taTits Columbia uns goet
s. N.G1lisu. g.: gtteasu ST., fir suinpi, uns
Wtscpnfn.
Spn. Sterban Mi11er, ct. Saul; fir ARinne.
{ptu.
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Meue 2(potbeft
1pt3
@ebruber @rQp,

Srthse Sanare. N inneappIis. M,inn.
3tteet ben, eeebrten teuH@ben Natlifurn hermit er.
sebenit an bab fe eiten ti9tieen beuK&en Ybar-
~nn1a3euten als &lert eugagirt baben uub int @tan5e
tno ben Bebirfni1en beutf9rr Ruuben 1t iebtr
8eaiebu.e III eatfpre@en.
urier Wager entbaH ALE befannteu ,.1b bepdbr-
ten prapartrten 9eiltttel,1 Mr3nei< uni TarbeRurs
a1!o oaneben Spiel unb @alanteirepaareu it qrS-
beffer MusuabI.
Nss. Mr5neten tperben auf &eeepte nit qrS6r-
PEI Yanttli9teit bel Sage II. lei Na@t, anaeferttkdt,
1alere &maSe11 perben jeber3eit bic aufn1ertfatHr.
rs @aee1utgfte Sebanbnulg faben v. Ell u9en' u:n
gtnststen 3uipru&. '''"'
4o4 out @ebruber Graz.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-08-24
FIRES.

In view ofthe two fires which have recently
occurred in Charlestown, each of which vas
evidently the work Of anincendiary, would it
not be well for the citizens Of the town to form
some efficient police organization. If this
organization cannot be effected under the
power of the original town charter, by the
election of mayor, who does not belong to
the radical rowdy element, then let it be made
outside of that charter. 1t seems to US that
a private police force could be organized,
which could patrol our streets, and arrest all
offenders against the peace and carry them
before either of the two magistrates resident
here, and have proper punishment meted out
according to law. Certainly, the better mode
would be to:organize under the charter, but
if that cannot be done in a way to be valuable,
let US try some other means of re establishing
the former quiet and good order that signalized
the town in ante bellum days.
Something should be done, and the sooner
the better.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-08-24
snMETHINa RIDICULOUS.

1t is reported, and we suppose with much
show. of truth, that Martinsburg lawyer OF
the truly loyal stripe, just before the last SEES
sion of the Federal Circuit Court, for West
Virginia, went to Washington and represents
cd to the authorities there, Cor got some one
to do so,for him,) that the counsel of the
United States, employed by the Government,
in the case of Brown Us. Young-representa-
tive of the United States-were, generally, of
no account, and specially, of disloyal cast of
mind. This.com from beautiful source,
to be sure. Maj. Andrews, the counsel allu-
ded to, fought against the rebellion, for the
four long years of the war, and did it we'll and
CALAMITY. The seeker for his brief never did
anything of the sort he was sucking college
pap during those eventful years. But the
Martinsburg fellow made no more ridiculous
exhibit in his somewhat observation-disclosures
at Washington, than he did at the Court out
at Parkersburg, where he showed the rear
portion of his pantaloons IS efectually worn
out as any cashmere VIC poor devils had du>
ring the war.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-08-24
VAIL,EYTTEMS.
From our Valley exchanges We, cory the

From our Valley exchanges We cory the
following items -
ACCIDENTS IN WELLs.-On Thursday
morning, Angus, 18th, two eolored, men,
Samuel Finley and Walker Witt, lost their
digging on the farm of Mr. Milton Brooks,
four miles from Greenvile in this county
The we'll contained foul air, though it was
safely worked the day before. Athird colored
man who went down to get the bodies of the
others out came near losing his life also, but,
on giving the alarm in time, was pulled out
by the rope which encircled his waist in time
to save his life.
On Friday evening, Aug. 18th, Mr.. Joseph
Winfield, Jr., went down in the well of Mr..
Geo. Smith on the railroad in the suburbs of
this place. He called to be drawn out as
quickly as possible. He was drawn nearly to
the top of the well, when he was so feeble
that his hold on tie rope gave way and he fell
to the bottom, distance of Il feet. He
lived but few hours after the fall.
Joseph Winfield was most estimaale man,
and was raised near North Garden, in. AL
benlarle county, whittier isremains were taken
for burial He had been living here about
two years.
On Thursday Aug. 18th, colored man
went down into we'll on Mr.. David Baylor's
place, near West View in this county, after a
blast had been made. He had been down but
short time when he called to be drawn out,
as he was becoming sick. He was Immediate
ly drawn up, but when near the top he was
too feeble to hold on to the rope, and fell to
the bottom, distance of 33 feet. His head
struck rock, and he was seriously and, it is
feared, dangerously injured. -Spectator.
We are informed that, few days ago,
near McGaheysYille, Rockingham Co., Va,
a serious difficulty occurred between parties,
which resulted in the following manner:
A Mr. Lamb and son, who own ste am
saw mill, near McGaheysville, went to a steam
mill close by, owned by Mr.. Acker, to get a
load of lumber, which it appears was owned
in partnership by Lamb & Acker. A
disputation soon arose, and Mr.. Lamb became
excited, drew his pistol and fired at Mr.. Acker,
though without damage. Mr.. Acker then
succeeded in getting the pistol from Mr.. Lamb,
and fired at hin, the shot taking effect in his
arm. He fired second time which took eff
feet in his knee In the mean time Mr..
Lambs son fired at Acker, the ball penetra>
ting his side This ended the shooting and
since then Mr.. Lamb had his leg amputated,
and it is thought that both parties will re-
cover.-Mcnandoah Valley.
The Shedandoah Valley, published at
New Market, says that on Saturday, whilst
eating a watermelon, in connection with other
members Of the family, on the porch of the
back building, Mrs. Asher NJ. Kibler, by a
misstep fell backwards, head foremost down
the entrance of cellar distance of six or
seven feet. She was thrown into spasms,
and on the next day, Sunday, the 18th inst,
at one and half o'clock 2. NJ. she died
She leaves husband and six children to
mourn this sad and melancholy event, her sud
den and untmely death.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-08-24
The Front Royal Rape.

A young lady named Thompson, whose
parents reside on the land of Mr.. Marshall,
in the neighborhood of Happy Greek station,
on the Orange, Alexandria and Manassa rail-
road, while walking through the woods to
Front Royal, yesterday evening, was over
taken on the road by two colored men, stran-
gers in the neighborhood, and ravished The
railroad agent at Happy Greek saw the men
following the young lady, and suspected that
they were after no good started after them,
but, unfortunately, did not come up with them
until after they had ruined their victim. The
news of the outrage spreading, a party was
Immediately raised, who pursuing the villains,
soon struck their track, and in short time
arrested them near Front Royal, and put them
in Jail at that town. The excitement increased
rapidly after they had been locked up, and
the Jail was surrounded by large crowd of
enraged citizens of the county, who threatened
to break open the doors and take the wretches
out and hang them on the nearest tree, but
after speech from Mr.. jackson, advising
obedience to the law, better councils prevailed,
and the assemblage dispersed, to wait the
result of the magistrates examination, which
was to have been held to-day-the sheriff, in the
meantime, posting an armed guard around the
Jail. An organized attempt to take the
prisoners outand hang them was made towards
daylight this morning, the result of which is
not yet known.-ALerandria Gazette.
The two colored men arrested and put in
Jail in Front Royal on Monday evening last
for committing a rape upon Miss Thompson,
as mentioned in yesterdays Gazette, were
examined at Magistrates Court yesterday,
identified as the perpetrators of the deed, and
recommitted for trial at the next term of the
Court for Warren county. The excitement
in the neighborhood of Front Royal, in con-
sequence of the crime, is on the increase, and
the malefactors would have, ere this, been
lynched had not the sheriff of the county sur
rounded the Jail in which they are confined
with strong force of armed guards, who kept
watch day and night. One of the Williams
had been employed at the Happy Creek saw
mill.-Gazette -